MOSCOW, Idaho (AP) -- Eric Soza had three touchdowns, passed for
232 yards and helped UTSA hold off a 24- point second-half surge
to beat the Idaho Vandals 34-27 on Saturday night.



The Roadrunners (7-4, 2-3 Western Athletic Conference) built a
20-3 lead by halftime. Soza had a 9-yard run for his first
touchdown, and David Glasco capped a nine play 84-yard drive
with a 3-yard touchdown. UTSA added two field goals to give the
Roadrunners the lead at the half.



Idaho (1-10, 1-4) came out in the third quarter and quickly
erased the deficit and tallied 17 unanswered points. Quarterback
Taylor Davis started the third quarter and found Mike Scott for
a 10-yard touchdown pass. Later, Davis hit Najee Lovett in the
corner of the end zone to bring Idaho to within three, 20-17.



Souza would run in two more touchdowns in the fourth quarter to
seal the win for UTSA.